Since 2006, Ghislaine Howard has made a daily practice of painting a small panel based on a news media image. From the 11th February until 7th April, 365 of these will be on view at Chester cathedral and over the Easter period, two large canvases that relate to her series Stations of the Cross/ The […]
Read more »Published in York Press Ghislaine Howard’s acclaimed series of paintings, The Stations Of The Cross: The Captive Figure, is being shown as devotional work during Lent and Easter. This year, there is an additional work, 365 series, to complement the exhibition. The Stations and 365 collections are on view in the Nave, while The Empty […]
Read more »During Lent and Easter 2012 the great space of York Minster’s nave will enriched by the showing of two major bodies of work by Ghislaine Howard. The fourteen monumental monochrome paintings that form the time honoured sequence The Stations of the Cross, (created in association with Amnesty International and first shown at Liverpool Cathedral in 2000) are shown […]
Read more »The 365 Series comes to Manchester Ghislaine’s 365 series, a sequence of daily paintings relating to news media images, was shown at Imperial War Museum North in Trafford from March until September 2009 and may be seen on her blog. Michael Howard contributed an online catalogue Salford Online has a video interview here. Sarah Walters […]
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